Planning Board charts course on aquifer protection modernization. Chair Kristofer Munroe reported contacting Places and Associates to find an engineer for hydrogeological mapping, with the Board discussing hydrogeologist scope and funding while examining low-yield aquifer delineation methods.
Conservation Commission approves dwelling order, reschedules meeting to August 28. Chair Bryan LaRochelle, voting unanimously with Rich Clapham, Chris Pirner, and Brock Germinara present, closed the public hearing and issued a standard Order of Conditions for Stanley Suchocki's single-family
The Hubbardston Board of Health approved the Hubbardston Lions Club 1-Day Food Permit with a fee waiver, voted unanimously. Chair Gael Moncoeur moved the waiver, seconded by Vice Chair David Rogers. The board passed six of seven Title V septic system reports for various residential addresses; one
The Select Board unanimously approved police recruitment initiatives including a $10,000 signing bonus for experienced officers. The bonus is structured as $2,500 upon field training completion, $2,500 after one year, and $5,000 after three years, funded through the Police Department budget.
Worcester County Registry of Deeds recorded 11 property transfers in Hubbardston between July 3 and Aug. 1, but only three had a sale price recorded. Among those, prices ranged from $10,300 to $472,500, with a median of $390,000. The month's top recorded sale was 53 Dogwood Rd North at $472,500…
Open Space Committee approves memorial initiatives and trail funding. Chair Bob Hatch and the eight-member committee unanimously approved a 12-inch by 15-inch memorial sign honoring former member Dottie Athens at an estimated cost of $330, and voted unanimously to purchase six Nonesuch apple tree
The Hubbardston Select Board voted unanimously to post the Interim Town Administrator position with applications due July 31.
Planning Board unanimously prioritizes Aquifer Favorability District updates. Chair Kristofer Munroe and members Francois Steiger, William Homans, and Alan Carpenter approved a revised project priority list placing Aquifer Favorability first, as Town Planner Alec Wade outlined recent state changes
Board of Assessors approves signature stamp for motor vehicle abatement certificates. Chair John K Prentiss, Albert Afonso, and Jeffrey A Young unanimously authorized Assessor's Clerk Leeanne Moses to create and use the stamp following discovery by the Department of Local Services that the board
Board of Health approves septic plan and schedules next meeting. Chair Gael Moncoeur and the board unanimously cleared an open septic engineering plan for 4 Ed Clark Road and voted to hold the next meeting on August 4, 2026. Water quality reports passed for Hubbardston House Apartments, Silver Leaf
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